Dreamworks’ Trespasser was known for two reasons: a) its dinos and b) for its ‘arm-simulator’ mechanics. Truth be told, the game also featured some amazing physics powering it, however that awful arm-simulator-squishing-everything-let-me-see-if-i-can-grab-this thing got really annoying. It’s been almost fifteen years since Trespasser’s release, and a new challenger aims to claim its crown. Its name is The Gallery: Six Elements, a game developed for the Oculus Rift with support for motion controllers. Continue reading The Gallery: Six Elements Promises To Be The New Arm ‘Trespasser’ Simulator→
It seems that a lot of Dragon Age 3 fans are a bit worried about BioWare’s upcoming RPG. After all, Dragon Age 3 was announced a while back and we have not seen it in action. We do not have any screenshots for what BioWare is planning, and we don’t even know much about it. If you were a common fan, you’d think that BioWare is a bit ‘afraid’ of two upcoming RPGs that everyone is mentioning these days; The Witcher 3 and Dark Souls 2. However, BioWare is confident and according to Blair Brown, the company is not ‘afriad’ of anyone as Dragon Age 3 is ‘definatly’ going to be released and at BioWare’s ‘usual high standards’. Continue reading BioWare Is Not Afraid Of Either ‘The Witcher 3’ Or ‘Dark Souls 2’→
There is no denying that Sleeping Dogs is a great game.Yes, it had its issues but overall, it was a great title that lacked only one thing; a multiplayer mode. Well, just like with Just Cause 2, the modding community comes to the rescue and is currently working on a mod that will add a multiplayer mode to United Front Games’ open-world title. This mod is still in an early stage, though the team behind it has released a test footage for it that can be viewed below. Enjoy! Continue reading Sleeping Dogs Will Get An Unofficial Multiplayer Mode Thanks To Modders, First Test Footage Revealed→
REFUSION is a fusion of two game genres: the First Person Shooter and Real-Time Strategy, where players will experience top FPS graphics and physics with RTS diversity. The game is being developed by Gumpanela Entertainment, and you can find below its debut in-game trailer. Our biggest gripe with what Gumpanela showcased is the – somehow – low LOD settings that were used, so here is hoping that we’ll be able to adjust it to our likings. Apart from that, though, REFUSION has a lot of potential, looks great and supports huge environments. Continue reading REFUSION is a promising FPS/RTS Hybrid, Debut In-Game Footage Unveiled→
During Nvidia’s investor day, chief executive Jen-Hsun Huang showed off the company’s next-generation mobile chip, dubbed Kepler Mobile. In order to showcase how more powerful this mobile chip will actually be, Huang, showed off Kepler Mobile running Battlefield 3. And ironically, it looks pretty good (and way better than anything we’ve seen on other mobile devices). VentureBeat has uploaded an off-camera video of BF3 running on Kepler Mobile that can be viewed below. Enjoy and welcome to the next-gen era of mobile devices! Continue reading Entering The Next-Gen Era Of Mobile Devices – Kepler Mobile Running Battlefield 3→
Dark Souls fans, we’ve got something a bit extra for you today. A couple of hours ago, we informed you about FromSoftware’s intentions with the PC version of Dark Souls 2, and the fact that it wouldn’t be a half-assed game like its predecessor. Well, get ready for the first shock: the demo that was showcased yesterday was running on a PC at 60fps. Now get ready for another surprise: the PC version is the lead platform for it. Booooooooomshakalaka. Continue reading Dark Souls 2 – Demo Ran On The PC At 60FPS, PC Lead Platform→
Road Rash fans, we’ve got some good news for you today. Dark Seas Games has informed us about the Kickstarter campaign for Road Redemption, a spiritual successor to the Road Rash series, a game that promises to bring back the classic Road Rash-style gameplay, with next-gen graphics, physics, and online play. Not only that, but you can find below some in-game footage from its early build, so waste no time and go watch it. Continue reading Road Redemption, a spiritual successor to the Road Rash series, gets a Kickstarter→
Slightly Mad Studios has released a new set of stunning community screenshots for its upcoming graphically-amazing-man-look-at-those-shaders-oh-I-want-to-play-it-but-it-is-not-coming-anytime-soon-so-let-us-forget-about-it racer, Project CARS. As always, Project CARS looks sexy and as the company claims, the following shots show purely in-game footage that has not been made in any special photo mode with no post-processing or filters that aren’t available during the actual gameplay. Project CARS is scheduled for a 2014 release on PC, X360, PS3 and WiiU. Enjoy! Continue reading New Gorgeous Screenshots For Project CARS→
Although Namco has not revealed – yet – whether Dark Souls 2 will be using GFWL or not, tha game’s director Yui Tanimura has shared some interesting new information about the PC version of this highly anticipated title. In an interview with Shacknews, Tanimura claimed that the PC version of Dark Souls 2 will not be as ‘half-assed’ as its predecessor was. Continue reading Dark Souls II – PC Version Will Not Be As ‘Half-assed’ As Its Predecessor→
